Ban Muang – Science Center unveils the largest modern digital star projector in ASEAN

Friday, January 14, 2022, 2:40 p.m.

Science Center unveils the largest modern digital star projector in ASEAN

Science Center for Education Rangsit Office for the Promotion of Non-Formal and Informal Education Office of the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Education Launching ASEAN’s most advanced and largest digital star projector to be a source of cutting-edge astronomy and science knowledge. And can provide educational services to students, students, as well as the general public who are interested, with Dr. Kamol Rodklai, Advisor to the Deputy Minister of Education, Ms. Songsri Wirarangsiyakorn, Deputy Secretary-General of the Office of the NSO and administrators. group Science Center for Education and executives from network partners attended the ceremony

Acting Capt. Dr. Asis Cheyklin, director of the Science Center for Education Rangsit, said that the Rangsit Science Center for Education or the Rangsit Planetarium has been installed “Digital star projector” replaces the old star projector that has been used for a long time. for the Rangsit Planetarium It is a learning center for modern astronomy and science. able to maintain service standards for youth and people can be of a quality comparable to that of a foreign planetarium

for the highlight of Digital star projector is the use of laser projector technology with a resolution of 4K times 6 projection to simulate space. solar system to the surface of the planet as sharp and realistic as the audience in the middle of space It can also connect data from world-class science centers in real time with the Data2Dome system. Enriched with more than 3,000 movies for a new experience in learning regarding astronomy and cutting-edge science. It can accommodate over 160 spectators.

Ready to watch the new “Star and Space Technology Exhibition: Space Exhibition” that showcases the story of space exploration and the idea of ​​migrating to a new star. along with displaying the costumes of the astronauts growing plants for food Medicines used by astronauts including transportation on Mars The exhibition is divided into 9 parts as follows:

Exhibit Part 1 Orientation Preparing for a New Star What to keep in mind is Creation and adaptation of stars for human or living beings, including atmosphere, temperature, terrestrial conditions and ecosystems, presented through atmospheric simulations through space exploration technology. star model Infrastructure Model and simulated robots sent for construction including screening a documentary on the creation of a colony on Mars

Exhibit 2, Habitat, presents the story of the first necessity of going to Mars: building a habitat that can withstand Mars conditions such as radiation, temperature, and storms, for example, through the MARSHA house model. CROSS SECTION and basalt material model along with graphics on how to build habitats and protection systems on Mars

Exhibit 3 Food presents the story of creating food on Mars with various challenges, including the invention of food production under constraints and solutions through exhibits. The essential food for space life in vitro (nitrogen, potassium, phosphorus) and also includes a farm model and plant growth regulator.

Exhibit 4, Medicine, Human Immigration Small microorganisms are followed. Maintaining Martian conditions presents another challenge in human migration to Mars. It will be presented through a medical video documentary in space. Medical dummy and lightbox graphics showing microbial samples aboard the space station.

Exhibit 5, Transportation, presents a story on how to develop a vehicle that can be used in space. It is presented through various models of spaceships and documentaries on principles of motion in microgravity.

Exhibit part 6, apparel Presenting the story of apparel design To be able to perform missions outside of the habitat as if on Earth It is presented through a life-size simulation of an astronaut suit and an exhibit of fabric samples that can be used in the manufacture of an astronaut suit.

Exhibit 7, Energy, presents a story on how to develop energy for use in space. through the dummy control and power supply and feature films Various forms of energy in the world

Exhibit 8, Air, presents a story on the development of alternative air for human habitation in space. through air plant dummy and air generation and circulation graphics.

Exhibit 9 The First Steps to Mars when preparing From now on, it will take the audience to experience the migration of humans to Mars through VR (Virtual-Reality Room) technique, a virtual exhibit room that will make the audience feel like they are on Mars.

Those interested can visit Science Center for Education Rangsit (Rangsit Planetarium) which is open to visitors every day except Monday from 8.30-16.30 at the Rangsit Science Center for Education, Rangsit Subdistrict, Thanyaburi District, Pathum Thani Province. For more information call. 0 -2577-5456-9 and Facebook : Science Center for Education Rangsit

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